English Grammar

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The Word of The Words_Word Definition and kinds of words, Words Formation

 Word:

     A group of letters which has a meaning is called a word.A word is used to stand for a thing or a person.

Kinds of words:

 1-Primary words

2-Compoud Words

3-Primary Derivates

4-Secondary Derivation

 1-Primary Words

      Words which are not derived, Compounded or developed from other words are called primary words.l me

2-Compound Words

         Words Which is formed by joining two or more simple words are called Compound Words.

Example:School-bus, College- boy,T.V-artist and Book -shelf etc.

New Word Formation:

1-Noun+Noun

Ex: Hand-bag

2-Adjective+Noun

Ex:Regional  Language

3-Verb+Noun

Ex: Speed limit

4-Gerund+Noun

Ex: Spelling book

5-Adverb(or preposition)+Noun 

Ex:Afternoon

6-Verb+Adverb

Ex: Getup

7-Adverb+Verb

Writing- desk

1-Compound Adjective

        Compound adjectives may be formed from:

Noun+Adjective

Adjective+Adjective

Adverb+participle

2-Compound Verb 

Noun+ Verb

Adjective+verb

  3-Primary Derivates

          Words which are formed by making some changes in the body of the simple words are called primary derivatives.

Example:Bond from blind,Found from find etc.

4-Secondary Derivates

Words which are formed by adding some letter [s] at the beginning or at the end are called Secondary Derivatives.

Example: unhappy, shameless, disconnect etc.

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